Every Longarm sewing machine has different maintence needs …. But ZERO brands are immune from needing to oil the hook. Do you have any idea how fast those two pieces of metal spin? They heat up too. My personal recommendation for a a long healthy machine life is a drop of oil with every bobbin change. Then, take a few stitches off the quilt, and simultaneously be sure there is no oil transfer AND check the new bobbin tension at the same time. But NO LESS than a drop of oil per quilting session.

Longarms are just like us - they need a spa day every once in a while! Kim and Kristina will walk you through the steps of how to maintain your machine. Then they will show you when it does need to go in for a service or repair, how to properly remove your machine from the frame, transport it in your car, and then get back to quilting. If you’re interested in getting a longarm you can find them at your nearest HQ retailer: https://handiquilter.com/locations Or purchase online: https://handiquilt

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